The Future of Lift Access
Powderhorn RFID Cards will have an expected lifespan of over 8 years; this means whether you are a Season Pass Holder, or a Day Ticket Purchaser, you can reuse your card for the duration of its lifespan. The multi-year durability of the new RFID cards will drastically reduce Powderhorn's environmental impact when compared to the use of old day tickets and season pass cards.
What is RFID?
RFID and Powderhorn Season Pass Holders
RFID FAQ's
WHAT DO I NEED TO DO BEFORE ACCESSING THE CHAIRLIFTS?
You must have a ticket/pass loaded onto your RFID card before accessing any lifts. Guests can only take one card through the lift access gates per day.
HOW SHOULD I USE MY RFID CARD WHEN SKIING/SNOWBOARDING?
You should store your new Powderhorn RFID card in a secure, left-handed zipped pocket on its own; the card must be separate from cell phones, bank cards, keys, or any aluminum products like foil gum packaging. Do not have more than one RFID card on you at a time, including RFID cards from other resorts. Most modern ski/snowboard jackets have a built-in RFID pocket located on the lower left sleeve, which is ideal to keep your RFID card separate from other objects.
WHAT ABOUT LANYARDS, KEYRINGS, RETRACTABLE PASS HOLDERS, ETC.?
You will not need to remove your RFID card from your pocket for lift access unless there is a card read error. Punching a hole through your card will cause damage, rendering your card inactive. If you punch a hole in in your card, you will need to purchase a replacement RFID card.
HOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO REPLACE A LOST OR DAMAGED RFID CARD?
Damaged or lost cards are subject to a replacement fee.
